Rounds Requests Investigation into Postal Service Issues in South Dakota
Service has “deteriorated to critical levels” for South Dakotans
Protecting mail carriers is paramount for Congressman Kennedy
“These mail carriers are just out there doing their job,” Kennedy said. “They shouldn’t have to worry about being attacked.”
Hallmark is once again greeting the season
Hallmark began selling Christmas cards in 1915. The holidays continue to be the peak time for card sending, with approximately 1.3 billion cards sent annually, according to the Greeting Card Association.
Smiling Saratoga postal carrier delivers mail and holiday cheer
Thomas walks what she describes as a Norman Rockwell–style neighborhood — though these homes come with their own vineyards.
USPS and the military have worked together since the nation’s founding
To help mark its 250th anniversary this year, the Postal Service is saluting one of its oldest partners: the U.S. military.
Eugene, Bend areas among slowest mail delivery in continental US
Data published by AutoDS, a company that handles shipping logistics and warehousing for small businesses, found that Eugene-Springfield and Bend-Redmond were in a tie for the slowest delivery times
Mail carrier recovering after pit bull attack; judge orders animal euthanized
A San Antonio letter carrier says a small fan she wore around her neck may have saved her life when a dog jumped a fence and attacked her while she was delivering mail.
House passes bill to rename Rockford post office after Jay Larson
WASHINGTON (WIFR) – The United States House of Representatives voted on a bill to rename a Rockford, Illinois post office after letter carrier Jay Larson.
U.S. Postal Service celebrates 4.6 billion packages processed in Santa Claus
4.6 billion pieces of mail and packages have been processed so far this holiday season, and the holiday season isn’t even over yet.
Mail thefts, robberies, fraud and other postal crimes – 12/10/25
Postal crimes are almost a daily event. These are the ones we found today